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The snapshots and screenshots scarves hanging from a goal post in a park, the bright colours contrast with the background
Snapshots and Screenshots: Scarves
A series of unused designs, work in progress, abandoned experiments & happy accidents
Year:
2020

Clients:

Self-Directed

Services:
#Misc
Deliverables:

Limited Edition Scarves
Process Driven Social Media Campaign

The snapshots and screenshots scarves hanging from a goal post in a park, the bright colours contrast with the background

A palimpsest of our design process over a period of approximately 6 months…

A series of assembled screenshots & snapshots taken during our design process. Each composition highlights some of the unseen work we do at Studio Hyte, featuring unused designs, work in progress, abandoned experiments and happy accidents.

The scarves contain an assemblage of the first 3 compositions we created. Presenting a palimpsest of our design process over a period of approximately 6 months. There will be more to come from this series in the near future.

Process Driven Social Media Campaign:

A collection of images collected over 6 months and put into a social media campaign, these images would later become the visuals produced on the scarves
A collection of images collected over 6 months and put into a social media campaign, these images would later become the visuals produced on the scarves

SS&SS Edition 01:
Scarves

An up close image of the scarves showing the colours and some of the detailing
One of the scarves hanging from a gate
A second image of the scarf showing the other half of the design
A playful image of the scarf wrapped around a statue on a cold winters day surrounded by snow
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